Tuesday, March 21, 2017

Leave openings at Town, Burke's and Menlo School

Town School for Boys has a lower school maternity leave position open this fall- details here.

Katherine Delmar Burke School has a lower school one year leave position open- details here.

Menlo School has a middle school fall semester leave position- details here.

Sunday, August 2, 2015

Art teaching position open at Chinese American International School

Check it out here:

http://www.cais.org/files/StudioArtTeacher.pdf

Short term position at Jewish Community High School of the Bay


http://www.jchsofthebay.org/Page/About-JCHS/Employment

Substitute Arts Faculty

Due to a colleague’s family emergency, JCHS is seeking an educator for Studio Art and AP Art History classes for fall semester 2015. Classes include Intro to Studio Art, Intermediate and AP Studio Art 2-D, and one section of AP Art History. We anticipate the position will be a temporary one for the first semester (mid-August 2015 through January 2016).

Requirements of the position include teaching three to four sections, with three or four preps; meeting with students outside of class for extra help; engaging in the work of the department, including collaborative work with colleagues and the department; and participating in community meetings and activities. We seek candidates who balance a passion for their subject with a profound interest in helping teenagers learn and grow. Candidates should have strong academic and pedagogical background in the subjects they teach.

Faculty commitment to the mission of the school is essential, but as our diverse faculty demonstrates, religious affiliation is not a factor in hiring.

Interested candidates should email a cover letter, resume, and names of three references as one PDF document to jobs@jchsofthebay.org.

Salary will be competitive and commensurate with the candidate's education and experience.



Tuesday, June 16, 2015

Two art teaching openings!

Katherine Delmar Burke's School is looking for a full time middle school art teacher, as Pedro is unexpectedly moving to the East Coast. We wish him well! Here is the link to the job posting.

And The Marin School is looking for an Art & Digital Photography instructor. Link here.

Saturday, May 9, 2015

Part-time Ceramics and MS art teacher position

Crystal Springs Upland School is looking for a MS Art teacher (grades 6-8) as well as an US Ceramics instructor. Ideally, this person would be able to do both. In a couple years we hope to expand and the position will become full-time on a new state of the art campus.

Forward questions to: Kym Matossian kmatossian@csus.org

Here is a link to the details: 

Tuesday, April 21, 2015

AURORA SCHOOL ART TEACHER POSITION AVAILABLE

Part Time 2015-2016

PURPOSE OF POSITION:Teach Art to children in a multi-graded K-5 classroom using curriculum and teaching strategies consistent with Aurora's mission and core values and curriculum guidelines

RESPONSIBLE TO:  Executive Director

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Instruction
The Aurora School Art Specialist will:

  • Actively engage with each student in a manner that fosters a positive self-concept, an enjoyment and development of the visual arts and a feeling of respect for the Aurora community and beyond

QUALIFICATIONS
  • Bachelor of Arts degree
  • Three years of experience as an elementary school art teacher

Aurora School is an equal opportunity employer and promotes the principles and practices of diversity throughout the school community.  

Please email resume and cover letter to Darlene Richard; darlene@auroraschool.org

Monday, March 16, 2015

INTEGRATED ARTS LEARNING CERTIFICATE


It’s Your Turn Marin County!
The Integrated Learning Specialist Program Has Arrived!
The Integrated Learning Specialist Program offers educators of all levels the opportunity to grow professionally and deepen contemporary education strategies through content that supports Common Core. It furthers understanding of equity and social justice building a strong base for the future of teaching and learning in California.
“Creativity is piercing the mundane to find the marvelous!” – Bill Moyers

Course A: Strategies and Resources for Arts Integration
This hands-on course focuses on contemporary education and arts centered teaching and learning using frameworks developed at Harvard Graduate School of Education’s Project Zero and Culturally Responsive Pedagogy. This course aims to foster art and creativity for education professionals. Students will explore a range of art practices and creative strategies that will enrich the learning environment for both the teacher and student. Students will become familiar with frameworks that include Studio Habits of Mind, Teaching For Understanding and Making Learning Visible, learning how they can be used to develop a creative teaching practice that builds metacognition.

Dates: Saturdays, March 28, April 4, April 25, May 9 | 9:00am-5pm
Location: Marin County Office of Education, 1111 Las Gallinas Avenue, San Rafael, CA
Instructor: Marilyn Zoller-Koral and Rica Anderson


For more information and to register: http://conta.cc/1wvhXtR


Course B: Coming soon, too be announced for a Summer 2015 schedule
Course B: Ongoing Assessment Strategies and Applications: Making Learning Visible, Studio Habits of Mind, Rubrics and Portfolios
Participants learning ongoing assessment strategies, including Studio Habits of Mind, Making Learning Visible and documentation, rubrics and portfolios. They develop protocols, tools and applications that are useful for evaluating and deepening their own learning and their students' learning. Participants also choose an area of assessment to complete an action research project, and come together to share work at the end of the semester.

Course C coming this Fall: Collaborative Curriculum DesignParticipants develop arts integrated curriculum using the Teaching for Understanding framework and receive feedback from the collective group. Participants learn how to use a variety of protocols and tools for evaluating and deepening classroom practice; they also consider points of inquiry, thinking deeply about their own contexts and present their final unit to the group.
Collaborative teams are welcome and encouraged.